St Clair River

Flowing from Lake Huron to Lake St. Clair

Saint Clair River flows from Lake Huron to Lake Saint Clair in Saint Clair County, Michigan. The river is over 45 miles long and provides numerous opportunities for all of its residents.

Life on the Water

Forming the border between Michigan to the west and Ontario, Canada to the east, the Saint Clair River is the world’s largest delta that flows into a freshwater lake. The islands in the middle of the river are popular summer resort spots in the fall. With three main ports, the river is sure to be bustling with activity.

Other than a beautiful view, the river has plenty of activities to offer. The 24-mile wide river offers a wide variety of fish and is perfect for all fishermen, seasoned or inexperienced, to enjoy. Anglers can expect to catch trout, pike, carp, and catfish, among other popular catches. State fishing and boating regulations apply.

Experience the Saint Clair River

The river boasts some incredible views and awesome opportunities, perfect for the whole family to enjoy. No matter where you live on the river, all 45 miles are ready to be your new home!